Parenting Resources · Dependency Decoded

Long-term support for pregnant and parenting people affected by substance use, with case management and resource connections.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 377-0370 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Confirm intake availability.
Cost: The county guide does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

4843 Auto Center Way, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (360) 377-0370
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Kitsap County. Confirm city, ZIP code, school-district, or other residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 228Route 220

Auto Center Way at 1st St Stop 514

Routes 228 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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1st at Auto Center Way Stop 1231

Routes 220 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Helps Washington parents find the Parent 4 Parents coordinator for their county. Parent allies provide early support, education, mentoring, and ongoing reunification support.

Start here

Open the county contact list on the official page and contact the coordinator for your county. The listed email is for questions about starting a program, so use the county coordinator when seeking parent support.

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Who can get help?: Parents and families navigating Washington's child welfare system.
Hours: The online county coordinator list is always available. Local schedules vary.
Cost: The official page does not list a fee. Confirm locally.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list required documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
Email: P4P@akinfamily.org
Languages: Ask the county coordinator about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The official page does not list a referral requirement. Confirm locally.
Service area: Washington statewide through county host organizations and coordinators.
Building access: Ask the local coordinator about virtual access, interpretation, disability accommodations, transportation, and whether children may attend.

Getting there

Contact the county coordinator for the current service location or virtual option.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Mental-health and substance-use services listed in Shelton, including counseling and parenting support.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 426-1696 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

110 W K St, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 426-1696
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 5Route 7

Olympic Highway N @ Gateway Center Stop 2754995

Routes 5, 7 · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Gateway Center Stop 811110

Route name not listed · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Intensive, team-based mental-health support for Medicaid-eligible children and youth. Services can involve the family and take place at home or in community settings.

Start here

Call the Aberdeen program and ask for a WISe screening. Ask whether a parent, school, provider, DCYF worker, or other person may start the referral.

Call (360) 532-9050 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: WISe is a voluntary intensive service for Medicaid-eligible children and youth who meet the program's clinical screening rules.
Hours: Office Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The county directory says enrolled services are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; call the program to understand after-hours access.
Cost: The program serves Medicaid-eligible children and youth. Confirm plan acceptance and any service-specific cost.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, Apple Health, school, court, placement, medication, and prior-treatment information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

224 E Wishkah St, Aberdeen, WA 98520

Phone: (360) 532-9050
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Call for screening. The public sources do not state that a professional referral is required.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Services may occur in home and community settings. Ask about telehealth, interpretation, mobility access, disability accommodations, and safe family participation.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 20PRoute 50Route 60Route 5Route 10N

Wishkah at Broadway Stop 20000

Routes 20, 20P, 50, 60 · 0.07 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Market & I St. Stop 10N032

Routes 5, 10N · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Parent and family education lead listed by United Way of Lewis County.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 736-9391 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: Current hours are not confirmed. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 736-9391
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Lewis County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route BlueRoute Yellow

Centralia College Blvd & S Washington Ave Stop 4223960

Routes Blue · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Centralia College - 709 Centralia College Blvd. Stop 4220373

Routes Yellow · 0.07 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed child-care referral and provider-support organization.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call 1-800-446-1114 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: 1-800-446-1114
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Child-care search, subsidy navigation, and early-learning support for families.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 786-8907 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 786-8907
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free help finding licensed child care, including care for evenings, weekends, or children with special needs when available.

Start here

Call or use the online search. Explain the child's age, location, schedule, transportation, disability or health needs, and whether Working Connections Child Care is used.

Call (800) 446-1114; TTY (800) 833-6388 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Any family may request referral information. Child-care subsidy and provider programs have separate eligibility.
Hours: Call the Family Center for current service hours or use the online child-care search.
Cost: Referral help is free. Child-care providers set their own rates and subsidy acceptance.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for referral help. Subsidy applications require separate information.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (800) 446-1114; TTY (800) 833-6388
Email: familycenter@childcare.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: TTY is available. Ask for interpretation and help finding an accessible or inclusive provider.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A nearby Astoria clinic offering no-cost pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, parenting education, referrals, and possible material help such as diapers, clothing, layettes, or baby equipment.

Start here

Call, text, or request an appointment online. Ask specifically what baby supplies are available, the sizes or limits, and whether you may receive help the same day.

Call Call (503) 325-9111; text (971) 278-9398 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The clinic's current site does not state a residency limit. Confirm that Washington residents may receive each service and ask whether supplies require parenting-program participation.
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call or text before crossing into Oregon.
Cost: The clinic describes its pregnancy services as no cost. Confirm any program-specific condition before accepting help.
What should I bring?: Ask whether identification, pregnancy confirmation, proof of parenting-program participation, or child information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

279 6th St, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: Call (503) 325-9111; text (971) 278-9398
Email: info@coastpregnancyclinic.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Contact the clinic directly.
Service area: Located in Astoria, Oregon, as a nearby option for south Pacific County. Washington eligibility and transportation across the state line require confirmation.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Pacific Transit

Route Blue

Astoria Transit Center Stop 4259406

Routes Blue · 0.18 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 875-9418 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Early-learning program listed for preschool-age children and families.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 426-2898 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2412 W Railroad Ave, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 426-2898
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 7Route 21Route 5

Shelton Matlock Park & Ride Stop 4149970

Routes 7, 21 · 0.27 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
16th Street @ Harvard Ave Stop 2328575

Routes 5 · 0.30 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Long-term home-visiting and case-management support for pregnant and parenting women with substance-use disorders in Grays Harbor and Pacific counties.

Start here

Call or use the provider contact process for referral screening.

Call (360) 249-0005 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant or parenting women with substance-use disorders. Program-specific timing, child-age, and enrollment rules require screening.
Hours: Call for referral and enrollment information.
Cost: The provider does not list a fee. Confirm during intake.
What should I bring?: Ask what pregnancy, child, residence, treatment, or referral information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 249-0005
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Confidential mediation for parenting plans, divorce issues, parent-teen conflict, caregiver disagreements, and other family disputes. Mediation helps people seek agreement but does not replace legal advice or court filing.

Start here

Call to complete intake. Have the court case number if there is one. Staff will explain the process, fee, preparation, and scheduling.

Call (360) 532-8950 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The center serves people of all income levels in Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties. Safety, conflicts, willingness to mediate, and case type may affect whether mediation is appropriate.
Hours: Phone reception Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Mediation is by appointment. The provider currently estimates 6-8 weeks for new family cases.
Cost: Fees use an income-based sliding scale and must be paid before mediation is scheduled. Ask for the current amount and any hardship option.
What should I bring?: Bring the court case number and relevant parenting plan or case papers if available. Ask staff what else is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 532-8950
Email: drcghp.org@drcghp.org
Languages: English, Spanish bilingual support, Ask about interpretation. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Self-referral by phone. A court or attorney may also suggest mediation.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: In-person services are limited. Ask about remote mediation, bilingual support, interpretation, disability accommodations, and a safe process.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Home visits and early-learning support for families from pregnancy through age three.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call Raymond (360) 942-2435; Long Beach (360) 783-2357 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Raymond (360) 942-2435; Long Beach (360) 783-2357
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Developmental screening and early-intervention coordination for young children.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call North county (360) 875-5327 option 1; south county (360) 642-8586 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: North county (360) 875-5327 option 1; south county (360) 642-8586
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free preschool and family support through Head Start and ECEAP centers in Grays Harbor County. Eligibility and placement depend on family circumstances, service area, and available space.

Start here

Complete the online preschool application and contact the program if help or an update is needed.

Call (360) 464-6800 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The child's home address or child-care location must be in a participating school catchment area. Income and program priorities apply; families may describe special needs or circumstances.
Hours: Apply online or contact ESD 113 for current center, class, and enrollment information.
Cost: Free for enrolled families.
What should I bring?: Ask what age, address, income, family, disability, foster-care, or homelessness records are needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 464-6800
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A 14-week, court-approved, evidence-based parenting class for fathers using the Nurturing Fathers curriculum.

Start here

Register through the current class link. Call or email if financial assistance is needed.

Call (360) 754-7629 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Fathers seeking parenting education. Confirm whether a specific class has referral or court-order requirements.
Hours: Class dates vary. Use the current registration page.
Cost: The page indicates financial assistance may be available. Confirm the current class fee when registering.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed. Ask whether court paperwork or completion-report information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

6840 Capitol Blvd SE, Tumwater, WA 98501

Phone: (360) 754-7629
Email: accounting@familyess.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral is listed, but the class is described as court approved.
Service area: Thurston County and FESS service area. Confirm whether remote enrollment is open to nearby counties.
Building access: Ask about virtual attendance, interpretation, disability accommodations, and completion certificates.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 13Route 16

Capitol Blvd at Israel Rd [nb] Stop 62

Routes 13, 16 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Capitol Blvd at Dennis St [sb] Stop 77

Routes 13, 16 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 786-1881 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Helps relative caregivers navigate social services, schools, and courts; offers support groups and limited one-time help with food, clothing, utilities, rent, counseling, transportation, and youth activities.

Start here

Call to schedule an appointment with a Kinship Navigator.

Call (360) 754-7629 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Relative caregivers and kinship families. Financial grants are limited to eligible lower-income kinship caregivers and depend on available funds.
Hours: Call to schedule an appointment and obtain current support-group times.
Cost: Navigation and support information are offered without a listed fee. Financial help depends on eligibility and available funds.
What should I bring?: Ask what proof of caregiving, household income, expense, and residence is needed for financial assistance.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

6840 Capitol Blvd SE, Tumwater, WA 98501

Phone: (360) 754-7629
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed.
Service area: Support groups and navigation in Lewis, Mason, and Thurston Counties.
Building access: Children's activities are provided during some support groups. Ask about interpretation, virtual access, and disability accommodations.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 13Route 16

Capitol Blvd at Israel Rd [nb] Stop 62

Routes 13, 16 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Capitol Blvd at Dennis St [sb] Stop 77

Routes 13, 16 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 786-1881 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Parent Allies with lived experience provide peer mentoring, Dependency 101, and Parent Forward support groups for parents navigating dependency court.

Start here

Use the provider training-registration link or call and ask for Parents for Parents.

Call (360) 754-7629 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents and families involved in the child welfare and dependency court system.
Hours: Dependency 101 is offered monthly in Thurston and Mason Counties. Support groups and classes are currently offered live by Zoom; check the training schedule.
Cost: The page does not list a fee. Confirm when registering.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

6840 Capitol Blvd SE, Tumwater, WA 98501

Phone: (360) 754-7629
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed. Confirm current enrollment rules.
Service area: Thurston and Mason Counties.
Building access: Classes and support groups are offered by Zoom. Parent Forward groups are adults-only and do not provide child care. Ask about interpretation and disability accommodations.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 13Route 16

Capitol Blvd at Israel Rd [nb] Stop 62

Routes 13, 16 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Capitol Blvd at Dennis St [sb] Stop 77

Routes 13, 16 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 786-1881 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A monthly play group and family-resource connection for parents and young children in Aberdeen.

Start here

Call for current program information or attend after confirming the date.

Call (360) 532-8631 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents and caregivers with young children. Ask about age range and whether registration is required.
Hours: First Tuesday of each month, 1:30-3 p.m. Call to confirm the next date.
Cost: No fee is listed. Confirm when calling.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2109 Sumner Ave, Aberdeen, WA 98520

Phone: (360) 532-8631
Email: health@graysharbor.us
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 50Route 60Route 70

Sumner at Haight Stop 20040

Routes 20, 50, 60 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Simpson at Duffy Stop 20216

Routes 20, 50, 70 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Early-intervention lead for children from birth to age three in the Centralia and Chehalis school districts.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 736-5906 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: Current hours are not confirmed. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 736-5906
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Centralia and Chehalis school districts only.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Early-intervention services for children from birth through age three and their families.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 373-2536 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

5112 NW Taylor Rd, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (360) 373-2536
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Kitsap County. Confirm city, ZIP code, school-district, or other residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 631

Chico Way & Wedgewood Ln Stop 1424

Routes 631 · 0.71 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Family-centered preschool, child care, and home visiting with education, health, and family services.

Start here

Submit the initial online application in English or Spanish. Staff will contact the family for eligibility documents.

Call (360) 478-6889 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Kitsap County families must meet the eligibility rules for Head Start, Early Head Start, or ECEAP. Some categorical eligibility paths may apply.
Hours: Program schedules vary by classroom and home-based option. Apply online or call for current openings.
Cost: Free for eligible families.
What should I bring?: Income verification, immunization records, and other eligibility documents are requested after the initial application.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 478-6889
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

This service does not rely on one confirmed public walk-in location.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free, voluntary nurse home visiting during a first pregnancy and until the child turns two, with parenting, health, and resource support.

Start here

Call the support line with the pregnant person's name, phone, date of birth, and estimated due date. Self-referrals should ask for an eligibility screening.

Call (360) 728-2229 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Usually pregnant with a first child, 28 weeks or less, meeting income guidelines, living in Kitsap County, and experiencing a listed hardship. Refer or call even if unsure; staff can connect families to other resources.
Hours: Call the Pregnancy and Parenting Support Line for screening and enrollment. Nurse visits are scheduled with enrolled families.
Cost: Free and voluntary for enrolled families.
What should I bring?: Staff will explain any pregnancy, identity, income, and residency information needed for enrollment.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

345 6th St, Suite 300, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 728-2229
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 226

Pacific at 6th St Stop 610

Routes 226 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Pacific at ML King Way Stop 611

Routes 226 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Early-learning and parent-child activities listed for Pacific County families.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Offers support groups, resources, training, and family activities for foster caregivers.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 440-1260 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: Current hours are not confirmed. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 440-1260
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Lewis County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides early-childhood education and family support through centers in Centralia, Chehalis, Salkum, and Toledo.

Start here

Contact Head Start to ask about the nearest center, current enrollment, waitlists, and required records.

Call (360) 736-1696 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Child age, income, foster-care, homelessness, disability, and other Head Start priority rules may apply.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: Free for enrolled families.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 736-1696
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects parents who are new to the child welfare system with parent allies who have lived experience. The program offers Dependency 101, Dependency 201, a weekly support group, reunification support, and limited visit supplies.

Start here

Call or email a program contact and say you are asking about Parent 4 Parents in Pierce County.

Call Dorothy Gorder: (360) 451-9812; Tamara Layton: (253) 292-8647 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents who are involved with the child welfare system and working toward reunification.
Hours: Program schedules vary. Contact a listed program representative for the current Dependency 101, Dependency 201, and support-group schedule.
Cost: The provider page does not list a fee. Confirm that the specific activity is free when registering.
What should I bring?: The provider page does not list required documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Dorothy Gorder: (360) 451-9812; Tamara Layton: (253) 292-8647
Email: dorothyshappyday@gmail.com
Languages: Ask the program about language help and culturally responsive support. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The provider page does not state that a DCYF or court referral is required. Confirm current intake rules with the program.
Service area: Pierce County. A statewide coordinator directory is available through Akin for other counties.
Building access: Ask about virtual participation, interpretation, disability accommodations, child attendance, and transportation support.

Getting there

Ask the program for the current meeting location before planning a trip.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free peer mentoring, Dependency 101 education, court support, and reunification-focused guidance from parents who have successfully navigated dependency cases.

Start here

Call or email Leah Legee, the coordinator listed for Pierce, Kitsap, Clallam, Jefferson, and Island counties.

Call (253) 750-7551 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents involved in dependency proceedings may ask for peer support. Confirm any local intake details with the Kitsap coordinator.
Hours: Contact the coordinator for the current Kitsap court-outreach and class schedule.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for initial contact.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (253) 750-7551
Email: p4ptacoma@gmail.com
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

This service does not rely on one confirmed public walk-in location.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Offers a free education course for family, caregivers, and friends of people with serious mental illness.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 880-8070 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: Course schedule varies; call to join the waitlist.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

1641 Kresky Ave, Suite 3, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 880-8070
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Lewis County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route Yellow

Valley View- 1810 S Gold St. Stop 3460565

Routes Yellow · 0.19 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Fairway Lanes - 1511 S Gold St. Stop 4223967

Routes Yellow · 0.20 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

State-funded preschool and family support for eligible young children.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 484-3739 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 484-3739
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Preschool and family support for eligible young children on the peninsula.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 642-4089 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 642-4089
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Information and possible financial help for grandparents and relatives raising children.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (888) 571-6557; Raymond (360) 942-2177; Long Beach (360) 642-3634 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (888) 571-6557; Raymond (360) 942-2177; Long Beach (360) 642-3634
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Care coordination and family support for children and youth with chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional needs. SMART accepts referrals for children age ten or younger and connects families to screening and services.

Start here

Call Public Health. For SMART, a parent, caregiver, provider, teacher, or another concerned person may refer a child.

Call (360) 875-9343 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The special-health program serves eligible infants, children, and youth through age 18. SMART referrals are for children age ten or younger; anyone may refer.
Hours: Call during county business hours.
Cost: The county describes SMART referral support as free. Confirm costs for any outside service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring before the first visit.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 875-9343
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish web information, Vietnamese web information, Khmer web information, Ask about interpretation. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Long-term home-visiting support for eligible pregnant or parenting people affected by alcohol or drug use during pregnancy.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 249-0005 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 249-0005
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed peer support and recovery organization.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call (360) 522-9060 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 522-9060
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A support gathering for parents and guardians whose children are currently or were previously involved with Pierce County Juvenile Court. The group offers peer connection, coping support, resource access, practical tips, and information about the court process.

Start here

Submit the county registration form or call Tara for the next meeting date and location.

Call Tara: (253) 213-3562 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents and guardians with a child who is currently or was previously involved with Pierce County Juvenile Court.
Hours: The current form says the group meets on the first Wednesday of each month, 6-8 p.m. Confirm the next date before attending.
Cost: The form does not list a fee. NEEDS VERIFICATION.
What should I bring?: The registration form asks for contact information and basic information about court involvement. It does not list documents to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Tara: (253) 213-3562
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: NEEDS VERIFICATION. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The form does not list an agency referral requirement.
Service area: Pierce County Juvenile Court families.
Building access: NEEDS VERIFICATION: location, virtual option, interpretation, disability accommodations, child attendance, and transportation.

Getting there

NEEDS VERIFICATION after the meeting location is confirmed.

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Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides pediatric, dental, preschool, and respite-related services for children, including children with medical or developmental needs.

Start here

Call the program that fits the child's need and ask about intake, insurance, waitlists, and respite eligibility.

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Who can get help?: Eligibility, age limits, and referral rules vary by program.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: Cost and insurance rules vary by service.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

230 Washington Way, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 736-9147
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route Orange

Ives Rd. & Washington Way Stop 3460605

Routes Orange · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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2207 Harrison Ave - Reliable Apartments Stop 4251931

Routes Orange · 0.24 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

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Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides pregnancy testing, parenting education through the fourth trimester, and baby clothing and supplies according to United Way's current directory.

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Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 330-2229 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The directory lists support during pregnancy and up to 15 months after birth. Confirm all conditions and whether services are medically licensed.
Hours: Current hours are not confirmed. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 330-2229
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Lewis County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides early intervention, developmental screening, pediatric therapies, community playgroups, and a baby clothing bank for young children.

Start here

Call In-Tot and ask for developmental screening or early-intervention intake.

Call (360) 736-4359 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Program rules vary. Early intervention generally serves eligible children from birth to age three.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: Screening and early-intervention costs depend on the service; ask about Part C and insurance rules.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

203 W Reynolds Ave, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 736-4359
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

ruralTRANSIT

N Pearl St & Freemont Ave Stop 2754916

Route name not listed · 0.11 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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HWY 507 & W 6th St Stop 2754924

Route name not listed · 0.46 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner before leaving.

My next steps

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Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Early-learning and family support for eligible children in the Skokomish community.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 426-4232 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 426-4232
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

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Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free ECEAP preschool and family support for eligible children who are age three or four by August 31. The school also offers other early-learning options when space is available.

Start here

Call (360) 875-5327 option 1, email the school, or use the enrollment page. Ask whether an ECEAP opening is available and what to do while waiting.

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Who can get help?: ECEAP serves eligible children who are age three or four by August 31. Staff review household income and other eligibility factors. Other preschool options may have different rules.
Hours: Call the school for current classroom hours, application help, and openings.
Cost: ECEAP is free for eligible families. The school may also have private-pay preschool; ask about current rates and openings.
What should I bring?: The school asks for a birth certificate, immunization record, insurance cards, recent well-child and dental information, and income information. Call if a document is missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

409 1st St E, South Bend, WA 98586

Phone: (360) 875-5327 option 1
Email: alwilliams@southbendschools.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Families may contact the school directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask the school about interpretation, disability accommodations, developmental supports, transportation, and the child's individual needs.

Getting there by bus

Pacific Transit

Route Yellow

South Bend High School Stop 4259384

Route name not listed · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Dollar Store Crosswalk Stop 4259385

Routes Yellow · 0.16 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 875-9418 before leaving.

My next steps

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Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Information, emotional support, and navigation for families raising children with disabilities or developmental differences.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 352-1126 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2505 Olympic Hwy N, Suite 140, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 352-1126
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 5Route 7

Olympic Highway N @ Gateway Center Stop 2754995

Routes 5, 7 · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Gateway Center Stop 811110

Route name not listed · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

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Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, financial coaching, and WIC.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and what to bring. An appointment is preferred for the diaper bank.

Call (253) 800-6850 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Diaper bank: Wednesday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; call ahead and make an appointment if possible.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

18020 B St. E., Spanaway, WA 98387

Phone: (253) 800-6850
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves the Bethel and Spanaway area.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Pacific Ave S & 180th St S Stop 1166

Routes 1 · 0.32 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Pacific Ave S & S 184th St Stop 541

Routes 1 · 0.38 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, WIC, food pantry access, legal help, and mental health support.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the service, schedule, and what to bring.

Call (253) 649-1012 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3569 E. Roosevelt Ave., Tacoma, WA 98404

Phone: (253) 649-1012
Email: fspartnership@tpchd.org
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Partner services may use their own intake rules.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves East Tacoma.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 41

Roosevelt Ave E & Sherman St Stop 849

Routes 41 · 0.01 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Roosevelt Ave E & E 37th St Stop 835

Routes 41 · 0.18 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and a food pantry.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the service, schedule, and what to bring.

Call (253) 298-3073 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

315 129th St. S., Tacoma, WA 98444

Phone: (253) 298-3073
Email: frc@fpschools.org
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves the Franklin Pierce school community and surrounding area.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Pacific Ave S & S 131st St Stop 518

Routes 1 · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Pacific Ave S & S 125th St Stop 517

Routes 1 · 0.22 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with benefits, diapers, parenting programs, fatherhood support, parent-child visitation, Parent for Parents, childcare, housing help, recovery support, and grocery giveaways.

Start here

Call before visiting and ask for the specific program you need.

Call (253) 593-6641 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Each partner program may have separate eligibility.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Diaper bank: Tuesday and Thursday, noon-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for partner services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call the center before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2021 S. 19th St., Tacoma, WA 98405

Phone: (253) 593-6641
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The official page does not list one rule for all services. Call because visitation, housing, recovery, and childcare programs may require separate intake or referral.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Tacoma's Hilltop area and hosts countywide partner programs.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 2Route 57

19th St S & Hosmer St Stop 931

Routes 2 · 0.09 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Trafton St & State St Stop 1288

Routes 57 · 0.15 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, food programs, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and a clothing closet.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm pantry, diaper, clothing, or delivery availability.

Call (253) 857-7401 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual food and benefits programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, noon-6 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

9127 154th Ave. Ct. NW, Lakebay, WA 98349

Phone: (253) 857-7401
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location focuses on the Key Peninsula and rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

Check directions

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, food pantry access, bus passes when available, and family support groups.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and whether bus passes or pantry items are available.

Call (253) 531-3462 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. Spanish-speaking staff: Monday and Thursday, 2-4 p.m., and Friday, 1-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

11150 Gravelly Lake Dr. SW, Lakewood, WA 98499

Phone: (253) 531-3462
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff during listed hours, Bilingual Spanish-English toddler group. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Lakewood and nearby communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 214

Gravelly Lake Dr & Nyanza Rd Stop 39

Routes 214 · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Gravelly Lake Dr & School St Stop 40

Routes 214 · 0.16 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and community programs.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and what to bring.

Call (360) 893-8500 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Diaper bank: Monday-Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

120 Washington Ave. N., Orting, WA 98360

Phone: (360) 893-8500
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Orting and nearby rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

Check directions

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, financial coaching, a food pantry, English classes, and family activities.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the pantry, class, or service schedule.

Call (253) 891-6153 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: The center's own page says it is closed July 21-31, 2026. Regular hours resume in August: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., usually closed for lunch noon-1 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

1508 Willow St., Portable 705, Sumner, WA 98390

Phone: (253) 891-6153
Email: family_center@sumnersd.org
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Sumner, Bonney Lake, and nearby communities.
Building access: The center is in Portable 705 at Sumner Middle School. The official page does not describe the accessible route to the portable; call if you need directions or an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Sound Transit

Route S Line

Sumner Station Stop S_SU_NB

Routes S Line · 0.57 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (888) 889-6368 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free evidence-based parenting support program with group and online options for families with children from birth through the teen years.

Start here

Sign up online for English or Spanish groups or for online Triple P options.

Call (253) 649-1011 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents of children ages birth-12 and teens ages 12-17.
Hours: Group sessions run weekly for about five weeks; online and group sign-up options available.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: The source does not list required documents. Ask when you call.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3629 S. D St., Tacoma, WA 98418

Phone: (253) 649-1011
Email: fspartnership@tpchd.org
Languages: English, Spanish. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral requirement is listed. Ask when you call.
Service area: Pierce County family support partnership resource.
Building access: Building accessibility is not yet confirmed. Ask before you go if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Pacific Ave & S 36th St Stop 554

Routes 1 · 0.11 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Pacific Ave & S 37th St Stop 556

Routes 1 · 0.11 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, maternity help, counseling, and in-person DSHS assistance.

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Call or email before visiting and ask for the specific service you need.

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Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. DSHS representative: Thursday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for counseling or other partner services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

250 W. Main, Building 200, Buckley, WA 98321

Phone: (360) 829-5883
Email: leah@answerscounseling.org
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Partner services may use their own intake rules.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Buckley, White River, and nearby rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe Building 200 accessibility. Ask the center if you need directions or an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

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My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Applications and case support for food, cash, medical, child-care, and emergency public benefits.

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Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (877) 501-2233 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2505 Olympic Hwy N, Suite 440, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (877) 501-2233
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 5Route 7

Olympic Highway N @ Gateway Center Stop 2754995

Routes 5, 7 · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Gateway Center Stop 811110

Route name not listed · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Applications and case support for food, cash, medical, child-care, and emergency public benefits.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

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Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Applications and case help for food, cash, medical, child-care, and other public benefits.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (877) 501-2233 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; telephone self-service is listed as available 24/7. Confirm lobby services.
Cost: The county guide does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

4710 Auto Center Blvd, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (877) 501-2233
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Kitsap County. Confirm city, ZIP code, school-district, or other residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 220Route 228

Auto Center Blvd at Monroe Stop 509

Routes 220, 228 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Werner at Auto Center Way Stop 525

Routes 228 · 0.09 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Helps people apply for SNAP food benefits, TANF and WorkFirst, child-care assistance referrals, medical coverage, and other cash or emergency programs.

Start here

Apply through Washington Connection, call the statewide line, or ask the local office for application help.

Call (877) 501-2233 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Each benefit has income, household, immigration-status, work, or disability rules. Some household members may qualify even if others do not.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: Free to apply.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

151 NE Hampe Way, Suite C3-6, Chehalis, WA 98532

Phone: (877) 501-2233
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route Yellow

Lewis County Mall - 121 NE Hampe Way Stop 3460602

Routes Yellow · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Pacific Cataract - 2517 NE Kresky Ave. Stop 3460587

Routes Yellow · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Youth development, mentoring, and skill-building programs across Mason County.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 427-9670 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

303 N 4th St, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-9670
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route ZRoute 1Route 5Route 6Route 7Route 8Route 10Route 11Route 21Route MP

Mason County Court House (N 4th St) Stop 4261971

Routes Z · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Transit-Community Center (TCC) Stop 811115

Routes 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 21, MP, Z · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

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